Sentence examples for more acceptability from inspiring English sources

"The sad thing is, you could get much more acceptability with the school-based bonus programs".

And in political terms, the report goes on to say, "less violence equals more acceptability".

Indeed, cervical cancer programs that involved men and community members have been shown to gain more acceptability and uptake [ 24].

The consequence was a 'smaller' compliance 'gap', but one that may have more acceptability to frontline staff.

More acceptability of the static clinic among the street-dwellers than the satellite clinics may be a reason for this, which should be considered by policy makers in designing programmes for street dwellers.

Secondary outcomes: difference in dilatation at recruitment and before hysteroscopy, number of women who achieved a preoperative cervical dilatation of 5 mm or more, acceptability, complications and adverse effects.

More recently, acceptability trials have related acceptability to HIV risk perception 2, 3 and the effect of cross-cultural experiences.

Acceptability: patients who reported that wait times for routine and urgent care were more acceptable.

The success of Prozac (and of Kramer's book "Listening to Prozac") gave depression more public acceptability.

What's more, the acceptability of using wine trucked in from outside the region might attract the wrong kind of investors to a business in which some of the best-known wineries have changed hands in recent years.

Sensory evaluation showed more global acceptability for Nestlé; however, Nestlé and Vigor (E) lactic beverages obtained better results for appearance than for consistency and taste.